Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Houser. negative, Lou l.aFray. Sat. 18-l-incoln 0, Broadway O. Some game. Believe me, Percy. Fri. 24-The Annual Junior Hop. A glorious prom. Everything a success from the punch to Marshall Gill's haircut. Thurs. 30-Thanksgiving vacation, Not as comfortable as I might be. DECEMBER Mon. 4-School starts again. Everyone has gained from three-fourths pound upwards. I-low about it, Caird? Class basket-ball games. Poor fellers. VVed. 6-Nuffink. Fri. 8-Senior play. XVasn't Don the ardent lover? It must have required faithful practice. How about it? It shure was a success. Mon. 11-Something wrong. The whole Vlfhims staff was working. Bring on the rubber heels, Sidney. XVe're hav- ing tests. Thurs. 14--Assembly. W'omen's Art Society sang us to sleep. Fri. 15-Orchestra practice in 103. Any- way, nobody sleeps today on the first floor. Mon. 18-Poor work slips mailed. Beatrix Fairfax advises a close watch- ing of the incoming mail Cmalej. Tues. 19-Football assembly. Every- body thanks the school and athletic association for his letter. Henderson modestly admits being the best coach in the U. S. Fri. 22-Alpha Lit. Xmas play. lVell, we hope Freddy K. profits by his ex- perience. Things look dark through Xmas vacation. JANUARY Tues. 2-Happy New Year, 'I.izbuth. XVe're back and Hutchy has made a New Year's resolution. Hooray! Complaint filed by Miss Jamieson vs. students of the green miscroscopic variety who annoy her muchly by bringing their Xmas toys to school. Fri. 5-Basketball. Broadway and Lin- coln. Broadway wins Erst and second teams. Mon. 8-Pass the prunes. .-Xshur. R. A. G. has heart trouble. Maybe there's something the matter with his Inger- soll. 9 f s Y , ,L f-.fi3Q2 9 i f f f I .X V y W.: ' X fp A ff c 'EHOIPLAY 'Za 4 A vqvom Kr A .X f .X , f in-as 3... GN-1cfwAY wh EQ A .4 . X4 . 21'-' .4 ' 1 'A ini! C if 5 wail K R f , Q fl -fy n 1 f 5- .5 K 1 l 1 - ii f ,X A' ln. '-'LW EZTII i I A. iw 9 , DI f c Vt. ff 3111 frm-ca . -4

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